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Kater CLI Present and share dashboard

kater dashboard look

Look at a dashboard as you see it, and print what is wrong with it.

Kater draws the dashboard with your rows in its worker, measures each tile and takes one picture of the whole board. It prints the problems first, each with its fix, then a line for each tile, then where the picture is. Run it after each change to a dashboard, fix each problem, and look again. In a local copy, a copy in your brainstorm folder goes to your brainstorm folder in Kater first, so the look shows it. This waits up to 60 seconds, then prints the run to read later with --run.

Examples

Terminal window
# Look at a dashboard as you see it, and print what is wrong with it
kater dashboard look <workspace>

Arguments

ArgumentDescription
<workspace>The workspace’s path, such as connections/<connection>/workspaces/<workspace>, or its copy in a brainstorm topic.

Options

OptionDescription
--tab <tab>The dashboard’s tab to look at, by its name. Left out, the first tab.
--run <run>Read this look, which an earlier kater dashboard look started.

It also takes the global options --json, --kater-root and --help.

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